Publication: Economía, naturaleza y agricultura en los economistas españoles : algunos atisbos económico-ecológicos (1940-1970)
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Carpintero, Óscar
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Editora Regional de Murcia
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Murcia : Editora Regional de Murcia
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Es cierto que el grueso de las reflexiones sobre las relaciones economía- naturaleza en España se han producido sobre todo desde finales de los años setenta. Ahora bien, en el segundo tercio del siglo XX, se pueden encontrar algunas interesantes reflexiones económico-ecológicas de autores ortodoxos (Perpiñá i Grau, Torres o Valentín Andrés Álvarez) que, sin embargo, tuvieron escasa continuidad dentro del enfoque convencional. En este artículo resaltamos estos atisbos económico-ecológicos, pero damos cuenta también de la simultánea influencia que, en la comprensión de las relaciones economía y naturaleza en España, tuvo, a la larga, un episodio aparentemente académico: la sustitución que se produjo, a mediados de la década de los cuarenta, de la asignatura de geografía económica por la de estructura económica en los estudios de Ciencias Económicas.
In Spain, the main reflections about the relationship between economy and nature was produced since end of the seventies. Despite this circumstance, in the second third of the 20th century we can find interesting environmental-economic suggestions in some orthodox economists (Perpiñá i Grau, Torres, Valentín Andrés Álvarez). Nevertheless, neither these economists nor the conventional approach did not go into these contributions in any depth. In this article we highlight those suggestions, but we also point out on the simultaneous influence that an academic event had in the understanding of the relationship between economy and nature in Spain since the middle of the forties: the substitution of economic structure for economic geography as subject in the degree of Economics.
In Spain, the main reflections about the relationship between economy and nature was produced since end of the seventies. Despite this circumstance, in the second third of the 20th century we can find interesting environmental-economic suggestions in some orthodox economists (Perpiñá i Grau, Torres, Valentín Andrés Álvarez). Nevertheless, neither these economists nor the conventional approach did not go into these contributions in any depth. In this article we highlight those suggestions, but we also point out on the simultaneous influence that an academic event had in the understanding of the relationship between economy and nature in Spain since the middle of the forties: the substitution of economic structure for economic geography as subject in the degree of Economics.
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